'Well located', at the foot of Via Veneto, this historic building is within easy walking distance of the sights of ancient Rome, 'and the classy shopping streets'. 'Very comfortable', says a visitor; it has cherry wood in the breakfast room, 'antique' stucco and 19th-century prints and oil paintings on the walls, luxurious fabrics, and marble from Trani in the large bathrooms. Front rooms have 'a nice, if noisy' view over the Piazza Barberini; some rooms have a balcony or terrace, and the rooftop suite has an outdoor heated tub. Comments include: 'We could not fault our spacious suite.' 'Our room, not large, had sturdy custom-built furniture and two large windows overlooking a small side street. Efficient air conditioning and comfortable beds ensured a good night's sleep.' 'Everything is spotless.' 'First-rate buffet breakfast.' The manager, Franco Caruso, leads a 'pleasant staff'. 'English afternoon tea' and drinks are served in the small bar. No restaurant; plenty nearby.